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Magic 8 Ball

Magic 8 Ball

Think of a yes or no question, then shake the magic 8 ball for one of the 20 classic answers. Every reply is chosen by unbiased browser randomness.

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Purpose

Make a light-hearted yes/no decision with the classic 20-answer magic 8 ball.

How to use

  1. Think of a yes or no question.
  2. Type the question if you like (optional).
  3. Press ask and let the ball shake.
  4. Read the answer in the window.

Examples

  • Should I go out today?
  • Settle a tricky yes/no question
  • Take turns with friends
  • Break the ice before a meeting

Notes

  • Answers are a fun feature powered by browser randomness.
  • Enjoy it casually rather than using it for real decisions or advice.

FAQ

How many answers are there?

Twenty, just like the classic magic 8 ball: 10 positive, 5 neutral, and 5 negative.

Do I have to type a question?

No. The question field is optional; you can just press the button.

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